In short
- Each IV therapy listing shows its contents and price before you pay.
- The listings say a DHA licensed nurse gives the drip, using sterile, single use equipment.
- IV lines are safe in routine use, but they carry rare risks, so tell the nurse about your health and your medicines.
- If you feel seriously unwell, do not book a drip. Call 998.
Popular IV drips you can book
- Beauty and glow24% off
Beauty SuperDrip
Beauty SuperDrip is a premium, all in one skin rejuvenation IV infusion designed to enhance radiance, improve elasticity, promote collagen support, brighten complexion, and reduce visible signs of stress or fatigue. This drip delivers a powerful blend of antio
AED 679
View detailsUsual price AED 899 - Recovery and relief28% off
Hangover Rescue IV Drip
Hangover Rescue IV Drip is a rapid recovery infusion formulated to relieve hangover symptoms such as headache, nausea, dehydration, fatigue, dizziness, and mental fog. This drip delivers hydration, electrolytes, vitamins, antioxidants, and liver support nutrie
AED 579
View detailsUsual price AED 799 - Recovery and relief24% off
Anti-Stress & Sleep Drip
Anti Stress and Sleep Drip is a calming IV infusion designed to help the body relax, rebalance stress hormones, improve sleep quality, reduce tension, and promote a restorative sense of wellbeing. This infusion delivers a combination of hydration, vitamins, mi
AED 679
View detailsUsual price AED 897 - Energy and immunity33% off
Immune Defense Drip
Immune Defense Drip is a comprehensive immune strengthening IV infusion formulated to support the body’s natural defense mechanisms, increase resilience, and improve recovery during periods of stress, travel, climate changes, or seasonal illness. This infusion
AED 599
View detailsUsual price AED 899 - Recovery and relief28% off
Post-Party Drip
The Post Party Drip is a restorative IV infusion designed to relieve dehydration, fatigue, nausea, headaches and low energy after alcohol consumption or late night events. This drip rapidly replenishes fluids, electrolytes, vitamins and antioxidants that suppo
AED 649
View detailsUsual price AED 899 - Energy and immunity37% off
Summer Hydration Drip
The Summer Hydration Drip is a fast-acting IV infusion designed to restore fluids, essential electrolytes and energy levels during hot weather, dehydration, fatigue, or post-exercise recovery. This drip helps counter heat exposure, low hydration, dizziness, he
AED 249
View detailsUsual price AED 397
What happens during a home IV drip
- A DHA licensed nurse comes to your home, office or hotel at the time you booked.
- The nurse should confirm who you are and ask about your health, your allergies and any medicines you take.
- A sterile IV line is placed, usually in your arm, and the drip runs.
- The nurse monitors you briefly afterwards.
How long it takes depends on the drip. The Summer Hydration Drip listing, for example, gives around 30 to 45 minutes. Each listing states its own details.
What DHA asks of care given at home
Dubai Health Authority (DHA) sets out rules for care at home in its Standards for Home Healthcare Services. The points most useful to you are these:
- Home healthcare is offered to patients referred by a physician, and a qualified physician must assess the patient face to face before services take place.
- The provider must have signed consent from you before it starts.
- Nurses help give prescribed medicines, which the standard says can include injections, IVs and infusions.
- The provider must have an emergency plan and carry an emergency kit.
Ask the provider how these rules apply to your booking. You can look up the facility and the nurse by name in the free Dubai Medical Registry.
Risks to know about
Cleveland Clinic describes IV rehydration as common, simple and safe, but lists rare complications. They include infection, a bruise or swelling where the line goes in, an inflamed or collapsed vein, too much fluid given too quickly, and air getting into the vein.
Tell the nurse straight away if you feel pain, swelling, breathlessness or dizziness during a drip.
If you are pregnant, take regular medicines, or have a long-term condition such as heart or kidney disease, ask a doctor before you book. The Summer Hydration Drip listing, for one, also tells people with medical conditions to speak to a clinician first.
You may not need a drip
For mild dehydration, the NHS advises drinking fluids, starting with small sips, and says a pharmacist can recommend oral rehydration solutions. Before a drip for a hangover, tiredness or a general boost, ask what the listed benefit is based on and whether it suits you. A drip does not replace medical care for an illness.
Not sure? You can see a doctor by video first and ask.
How to book on medicAI
Open a drip to see what it contains and its price, then press Schedule. You log in, add your address, choose a time at least 2 hours ahead and up to 90 days out, and pay online. medicAI is the technology platform: independent licensed providers give the care and are responsible for it.
Questions people ask
How much does an IV drip at home cost in Dubai?
It depends on the drip. Each one on medicAI shows its price in AED before you pay, and VAT is added at checkout. See the list of IV drips for current prices.
Who gives the IV drip at home?
The listings on medicAI say a DHA licensed nurse gives it. You can check the nurse and the facility in the Dubai Medical Registry.
Can I have an IV drip at my hotel or office?
Yes. The listings cover your home, office, hotel or another place you choose. You add the address when you book.
Do I need to see a doctor before an IV drip?
DHA’s home healthcare standard says a qualified physician must assess the patient face to face before home healthcare takes place. Ask the provider how this applies to your booking. If you have a medical condition, are pregnant or take regular medicines, speak to a doctor first.
Is an IV drip safe?
Cleveland Clinic describes IV rehydration as common, simple and safe, with rare complications such as infection, vein problems and too much fluid. It is not right for everyone, so tell the nurse about your health and your medicines.
Sources and further reading
- Standards for Home Healthcare Services, Version 1 (DHA)
- Dubai Medical Registry (DHA)
- IV Fluids (Intravenous Fluids): Types & Uses (Cleveland Clinic)
- Dehydration (NHS)
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medicAI is not for emergencies. If someone is seriously ill or injured, call 998 or go to the nearest hospital.
This page is general information. It does not replace advice from a doctor who knows your situation. medicAI is a technology platform. Care is given by independent licensed facilities, who are responsible for it and for its outcome.

